Saturday, 31 October 2015

ADVICE

I’m often interviewed and asked what makes an investor a winner. The truth is there are a number of attributes. If I had to limit my answer to one thing, I would say that it is not talent. Talent does not separate the winners from the losers. Everyone has a talent. Coaching is what makes the difference.

All professional investors have coaches. All professional athletes have coaches. They all may be talented, but they know they are not Supermen or Wonder Women. They know they need coaches.

I know I am not Superman. If I were, I could do everything I wanted. Life would be easy.

And while I may not be Superman, I know I have untapped power and potential. I know I need to be pushed if I want to tap into that power and maximize my potential.

When I know I need to be pushed, held accountable, challenged to go beyond my resistance, my laziness, my limitations, I get a coach—if what I want is important to me.

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Bill McCartney once said, “All coaching is, is taking a person where they can’t take themselves.” I coach drives you harder than you think you can go. A great coach pulls your greatness out of you.

A great coach is not your friend. Coaches do not hold your hand. If that’s what you need, go to church. If what you need is knowledge and structure then you go get a coach. Coaches pulls out your untapped power.

When I mentor my Rich Dad Coaches I did not mentor them to be sweet and kind. They may be those things, but the important thing is that they are honest. They must tell you where you are and what you need to do to get to where you want to be. Then they drive you to get the results that you need to be free.

Do not contact my Rich Dad coaches if you are not ready for action. If you still need motivation, get yourself a cheerleader. Coaches are for deal makers!

To making life better,

Robert Kiyosaki

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ADVICE

About 10 years ago a close friend died. He was a young man. He was a great guy and very successful in every area of his life, except his health. Rather than get a coach, change his eating habits, and stop drinking, he simply worked harder. He, like so many, let his health deteriorate while he focused on earning more and more money. Today he is dead, leaving behind a young wife and two kids.

I was on the same path. After age 35, I exercised less, ate more, drank more, and worked harder. It was not long before I had gained 60 pounds.

Rather than get a coach, I kept saying, “I’ll start a plan tomorrow. I’ll exercise tomorrow. I’ll fit in my old clothes in a month.” The problem was, tomorrow came and went. And my weight kept increasing.

One day, sitting at my desk, I saw a picture of Kim and me on vacation. I was embarrassed. Kim looked beautiful, smiling and loving, and I was twice her size, my gut filling most of the picture. That is when I knew I needed to stop kidding myself and get a coach.

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I worked out with a number of fitness coaches. Finally, I found one of the toughest coaches in town and that made all the difference. Not only does he hold me accountable, but he pushes me as hard as he pushes his 20- and 30-year-olds. There is no mercy for age. This is important to me because I found myself making excuses for my age. For my coach, age is not an excuse. That’s the kind of coach I needed.

I did not get a coach just for health. My health is important, but not as important as my life with Kim. She makes my life worth living and I want to enjoy this gift of life with her in great health.

So the question is: What is important to you? It’s not just money or health. It’s the things that money and good health can mean to you and your family. Money affects all the things that are important in our lives. I remember feeling embarrassed and angry with myself when Kim and I were flat broke. I felt I had let her down, so I sought help from a coach to speed up my financial recovery.

Once you’ve decided what’s important, meet my Rich Dad Coaches and – receive a Free Strategy Session today! Also, only during the month of October, you are eligible for our first ever BUY ONE GET ONE FREE coaching offer!

When you decide what is most important to you, then it’s time to get a coach.

To making life better,

Robert Kiyosaki

Tuesday, 27 October 2015

ADVICE

I’ve been talking a lot lately about entrepreneurship, partly because of the state of our economy, but also because entrepreneurs can do anything. Being your own boss provides more than just personal freedom, it provides a bright financial future.

There are a lot of reasons one should become an entrepreneur but remember that entrepreneurship is not for everyone. Here are my top five reasons why you shouldn’t be an entrepreneur:

You don’t have thick skin: It seems that as soon as you announce you are starting a business everyone is an expert in starting a business. Not everyone will love your idea or product and they won’t be afraid to tell you. I’m not saying you shouldn’t listen to criticism but you have to be able to take the punches and not take everything personally.

You don’t like being “connected.”: As an entrepreneur, there really isn’t such a thing as “disconnecting” from the world, not in the beginning anyway. You’ll be living and breathing your new business because you’re trying to get everyone to know about your business. You’ll be constantly thinking about how to improve things, reduce costs and sell more. There is no such thing as a 9-5 work schedule when you’re an entrepreneur.

You need to be praised for your efforts: If you’re an employee, you’re probably used to getting constant feedback about your performance, task completion and project completion. A lot of employees are even used to their boss telling them how great they are – even if they know they aren’t. This is not the case for an entrepreneur. You won’t hear any of that unless you tell yourself. Your praise comes in the form of making money. And it’s going to be a while before you really get the praise you’re looking for.

You need someone to give you motivation: Similar to needing praise, if you need external motivation, you shouldn’t be an entrepreneur either. When you wake up in the morning as an entrepreneur, there isn’t someone standing in your kitchen ready to give you that day’s tasks. It’s all on you.

You’re only comfortable wearing one hat: There are people I know that are only comfortable being an accountant, or writer, or event planner, These people are only comfortable doing one thing and should never be an entrepreneur. As an entrepreneur, especially a solopreneur, you are often putting on different hats, making a multitude of decisions and you need to be confident in doing so.

If you’re looking to start your own business, to jump out and follow your dreams, you must understand that your success depends on you. You’ll be faced with a lot of adversity and obstacles. How you face each challenge will determine whether you can push through.

Robert Kiyosaki

Sunday, 18 October 2015

HELPING HAND INTERNATIONAL

CONCLUDED SEMINAR AT BENIN MOTEL PLAZA. IT WAS AWESOME BECOUSE IF YOU WERE NOT THERE YOU MISS ALOT

Sunday, 11 October 2015